Exactly. Not only that, it’s kind of a commentary on the human condition where he has the power of a god, so nobody expects him to want to be a simple person, hiding among us. Why would Superman want to be a normal guy, with a job? He’s Superman!
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The other thing that’s commonly brought up is that most people in the DC universe assume that because he is one of the few superheros to not wear a mask at all, Superman is just Superman. That he doesn’t HAVE an alter-ego.
No Oy???? I’ve never been more devastated by a pet character.
I don’t know, lady wrestlers are often sexualized and we try not to do that with Annie
Mayans must have miscalculated the end of the world by 4 years cause 2016 sucks.
Also....knocked out by Black Adam.
Raise your hand if you read that character’s dialogue in Mr. Poopy Butthole’s voice.
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Does the room have Kevin Sorbo in it who shouts every time someone enters?
I for one am glad that the man in charge of the rebellion at the moment isn’t giving the Empire a straight answer.
I love a lot of runs, including Walt Simonson’s Thor, Denny O’Neil’s The Question, and Morrison’s Doom Patrol. But by far my favorite run, the one I will continue to go back to again and again and reread over and over is...well...
There are a lot of ideas here I could agree with (Moore’s Swamp Thing, Giffen/DeMatteis’s Justice League International, Levitz/Giffen’s Legion of Super-Heroes, Morrison’s Doom Patrol, David’s Young Justice, Claremont/Byrne’s X-Men, etc.). But I think my all-time favorite is one I haven’t seen mentioned: Grant…
I do not know if it’s my favorite, but Peter Milligan’s run on Hellblazer was one I really liked.
THANK YOU!!! Nobody liked Iron Man until the movie. He was an alcoholic douche who would eventually do the right thing. It is a credit to Robert Downey Jr. That he made him likeable.
Nothing ruined Iron Man, he’s always been a villain.
It’s still an incredibly scary scene - decades later.
If it’s any consolation, I was 9 and it still freaked me out. The Exorcist didn’t, but that did.
Yeah, the window...man...that scared me.
re: Salem’s Lot, I, and probably thousands of others, were forever scarred by Danny Glick at the window, and “Look at me, Teacher”.